Washburn Deep Forest Ebony FE Acoustic-Electric Guitar - Natural Reviews
Players in search of a compact acoustic-electric guitar with enviable looks, comfortable playability, and an ear-grabbing modern voice owe it to themselves to check out the Washburn Deep Forest Ebony FE. This 6-string acoustic features an okoume back and sides capped by a head-turning striped ebony top, resulting in clear, articulate sound with ample low-end muscle. What's more, the Deep Forest Ebony FE's folk-sized body exhibits an incredibly lucid character, and its smaller size offers all-night-long playing comfort. You also get a rock-solid mahogany neck and an easy-playing fingerboard. And when it comes time to hit the stage, a Barcus-Berry LX-4 preamp ensures top-quality plugged-in tone. If you're looking for an alternative to the typical spruce-topped acoustic guitar, the Deep Forest Ebony FE is guaranteed to please.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Neat guitar. Killer price.
This thing comes through with some deeper lows than usual. The woodgrain looks amazing, the tuners hold up under play nicely.
It arrived in perfect condition and I have no complaints. Other folks have reviewed the sound of this guitar as having "acoustic compression" and I'm inclined to agree.
